List of current NBA broadcasters

The following is a list of current National Basketball Association broadcasters for each individual team entering the 2023-24 NBA season.

Regional broadcasters
Television
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s) Flagship TV Station Streaming Service
Boston Drew Carter (primary) Brian Scalabrine
Eddie House (select games)		 Abby Chin NBC Sports Boston[1] None
Brooklyn Ian Eagle (primary)
Ryan Ruocco (during Eagle's CBS Sports/TNT Sports commitments)
Noah Eagle (select games when Eagle and Ruocco are on assignment)
Chris Shearn (select games when Eagle and Ruocco are on assignment)
Chris Carrino (select games)		 Sarah Kustok
Richard Jefferson (select games)
Vince Carter (select games)		 Meghan Triplett YES Network
WWOR-TV (during April conflicts with the Yankees)[2]		 Watch YES Network
New York Mike Breen (primary)
Kenny Albert (during Breen's ESPN & ABC assignments)
Bill Pidto (select games)
Gus Johnson (select games)		 Walt Frazier
Wally Szczerbiak
Alan Hahn
Monica McNutt		 Rebecca Haarlow MSG Network[3] MSG+
Philadelphia Kate Scott (primary)
Tom McGinnis (select games)		 Alaa Abdelnaby Taryn Hatcher (home games) NBC Sports Philadelphia[4] None
Toronto Matt Devlin Jack Armstrong Kayla Grey TSN[5] (41 games) TSN
Alvin Williams Savanna Hamilton Sportsnet[5] (41 games) Sportsnet+
Radio
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
Boston Sean Grande Cedric Maxwell (Primary)
Abby Chin (When Cedric Maxwell is off)		 WBZ-FM
WBOS (will carry games that are in conflict with Boston Bruins hockey games or New England Patriots football games; WBZ-FM also being the Bruins' flagship)
Brooklyn Chris Carrino
Bob Heussler (when Chris Carrino is on YES Network)		 Tim Capstraw WFAN AM and FM
New York Ed Cohen
Kenny Albert (During Cohen's Absences)
Don La Greca (select games)
Pat O'Keefe (select games)		 Monica McNutt (Primary)
Alan Hahn (select games)
Wally Szczerbiak (select games)		 WEPN-FM
Philadelphia Tom McGinnis
Matt Murphy (select games)		 WPEN
Toronto Eric Smith Paul Jones CJCL
Paul Jones Jevohn Shepherd CHUM
Spanish
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
Brooklyn Max Pérez-Jiménez Ino Gómez WADO
YES Network SAP
New York Clemson Smith-Muñiz Ramón Rivas WADO
MSG Deportes
French
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
Toronto Alexandre Tourigny
Mathieu Jolivet		 Will Archambault
Max Paulhus-Gosselin		 RDS
RDS2
Television
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter Flagship TV Station Streaming service
Chicago Adam Amin (primary)
Mike Monaco (select games)
Mark Schanowski (select games when Amin and Monaco are on assignment)		 Stacey King K. C. Johnson (select games)
Ruthie Polinsky (select games)		 NBC Sports Chicago[6] None
Cleveland John Michael Austin Carr
Brad Daugherty (select games)
Mike Fratello (select games)		 Serena Winters Bally Sports Ohio
Gray Television[lower-alpha 1] (5 games)[7]		 Bally Sports+
Detroit George Blaha (primary)
Johnny Kane (fill-in)		 Greg Kelser Johnny Kane
Natalie Kerwin		 Bally Sports Detroit
WMYD (5 games)[8]
Indiana Chris Denari Quinn Buckner
Eddie Gill (home games)		 Jeremiah Johnson Bally Sports Indiana[9]
Milwaukee Lisa Byington
Dave Koehn (fill-in)		 Marques Johnson (primary)
Steve Novak (backup)
Stephen Bardo (backup)		 Melanie Ricks Bally Sports Wisconsin
Weigel Broadcasting[lower-alpha 2] (10 games)[10]

Notes

  1. Affiliates include
  2. Affiliates include:
Radio
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter Flagship Station
Chicago Chuck Swirsky Bill Wennington WSCR[11]
Cleveland Tim Alcorn Jim Chones WTAM/WMMS[12]
Detroit Mark Champion (Bally Sports Detroit games)
George Blaha (national/non-televised games)		 Rick Mahorn WXYT
WWJ
WDZH (both conflict with the Detroit Red Wings)
Indiana Mark Boyle Eddie Gill Pat Boylan WFNI[9]
Milwaukee Dave Koehn
Josh Maurer (select games)		 Ben Brust (home games)
Justin Garcia (select games)		 WTMJ[10]
Spanish
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
Chicago Omar Ramos Matthew Moreno WRTO
Cleveland Rafael Hernández Brito WLFM-LP
Television
Team Play-by-play Analyst(s) Sideline Reporter Flagship TV Station Streaming service
Atlanta Bob Rathbun
Mike Morgan (fill-in)		 Dominique Wilkins
Vince Carter (select games)		 Tabitha Turner Bally Sports Southeast
WPCH-TV (10 games)[13]		 Bally Sports+
Charlotte Eric Collins Dell Curry Ashley ShahAhmadi Bally Sports Southeast
Miami Eric Reid John Crotty Kristen Hewitt
Will Manso
Kelly Saco (select games)
Jeremy Tache (select games)		 Bally Sports Sun[14]
Orlando David Steele Jeff Turner Dante Marchitelli Bally Sports Florida[15]
Washington Chris Miller Drew Gooden
Glenn Consor (select games)		 Meghan McPeak Monumental Sports Network[16] Watch Monumental Sports Network
Radio
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
Atlanta Steve Holman Mike Conti WZGC[17]
WVEE
Charlotte Sam Farber Matt Carroll WFNZ
Miami Jason Jackson Amy Audibert WQAM
Orlando Jake Chapman WYGM[15]
Washington Dave Johnson Glenn Consor WTEM[16]
Spanish
Team Play-by-play Analyst(s) Flagship Station
Miami José Pañeda Joe Pujala WQBA[18]
Television
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter Flagship TV Station Streaming service
Denver Chris Marlowe Scott Hastings Katy Winge
Chris Dempsey		 Altitude Sports[19] None
Minnesota Michael Grady Jim Petersen Katie Storm
Lea Olsen
Jon Krawczynski		 Bally Sports North[20]
WUCW (select games during conflicts with Bally Sports North, branded as 'Bally Sports Extra on The CW Twin Cities)[21]		 Bally Sports+
Oklahoma City Chris Fisher Michael Cage Nick Gallo
Paris Lawson		 Bally Sports Oklahoma[22]
Griffin Media[lower-alpha 1] (8 games)[23]		 Bally Sports+
Portland Kevin Calabro
Travis Demers (select games)		 Lamar Hurd
Michael Holton (fill-in)		 Brooke Olzendam Root Sports Northwest
[24]		 None
Utah Craig Bolerjack Holly Rowe
Thurl Bailey		 Holly Rowe KJZZ (primary)
KUTV (select games)		 Jazz+

Notes

  1. Affiliates include:
Radio
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline Reporter Flagship Station
Denver Jason Kosmicki Scott Hastings (national/non-televised games) Katy Winge (national/non-televised games) Altitude Sports 92.5 FM[25]
Altitude Sports AM 950[25]
Minnesota Alan Horton KFXN (selected games)
Oklahoma City Matt Pinto WWLS[22]
Portland Travis Demers
Rich Burk (fill-in)		 Michael Holton
Antonio Harvey (fill-in)		 KPOJ
Utah David Locke Ron Boone KSL[26]
Spanish
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
Oklahoma City Eleno Ornelas WKY[22]
Utah Nelson Moran Isidro Lopez and Francisco Vazquez KTUB[26]
Television
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline Reporter Flagship TV Station Streaming service
Golden State Bob Fitzgerald Kelenna Azubuike Kerith Burke NBC Sports Bay Area[27] None
LA Clippers Brian Sieman Jim Jackson
Mike Fratello (select games)		 Kristina Pink
Jaime Maggio		 Bally Sports SoCal (most games)
Bally Sports West (some games)
KTLA (15 games)[28]		 Bally Sports+
ClipperVision
LA Lakers Bill Macdonald[29] Stu Lantz[29] Mike Trudell[30] Spectrum SportsNet[31] Spectrum SportsNet+
Phoenix Kevin Ray
Tom Leander		 Eddie Johnson
Ann Meyers Drysdale		 KTVK (40 games)
KPHE-LD (30 games)[32][33][34][35][36][37]		 Suns Live
Sacramento Mark Jones (primary)
Kyle Draper (when Jones is on assignment for ESPN)[38]		 Kayte Christensen NBC Sports California[39] None
Radio
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
Golden State Tim Roye Tom Tolbert (home games)
Jim Barnett (road games)		 KGMZ[27]
LA Clippers Carlo Jiménez Mike Fratello (select games) KLAC[28]
KEIB (if conflict with LA Dodgers)
LA Lakers John Ireland Mychal Thompson KSPN[40]
Phoenix Jon Bloom Tim Kempton KTAR
KMVP
Sacramento Gary Gerould KHTK[39]
Spanish
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
LA Clippers Armando Garcia KWKW
LA Lakers Fernando González Jose Mantilla and Francisco Pinto
Phoenix Arturo Ochoa Gerardo Romo KPHX
Sacramento Armando Botello KRCX
Television
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Sideline reporter(s) Flagship TV Station Streaming service
Dallas Mark Followill Derek Harper
Devin Harris (select games)		 Jeff Wade (home games)
Lesley McCaslin (road games)		 Bally Sports Southwest (most games)
KTXA (during conflicts with Stars, Rangers, and UIL State Football Broadcasts, Spurs games do not conflict as they are unavailable in DFW.)
Tegna Inc.[lower-alpha 1]		 Bally Sports+
Houston Craig Ackerman Ryan Hollins
Mario Elie (select games)		 Vanessa Richardson Space City Home Network None
Memphis Pete Pranica Brevin Knight Rob Fischer Bally Sports Southeast[45] Bally Sports+
New Orleans Joel Meyers Antonio Daniels Jen Hale Bally Sports New Orleans
Gray Television[lower-alpha 2] (10 games)[46]
San Antonio Bill Land Sean Elliott
Matt Bonner (select games)
Fabricio Oberto (select games)		 Dan Weiss Bally Sports Southwest (most games)
KENS (10 games)
WOAI-DT2 (12 games)[47]
Notes
  1. Affiliates include
  2. Affiliates include
Radio
Team Play-by-play Color commentator(s) Flagship Station
Dallas Chuck Cooperstein Brad Davis (home games)
Brian Dameris (road games)		 KEGL
Houston Matt Thomas Adam Clanton
Adam Wexler		 KBME (primary)
KTRH (if there's a conflict with Houston Astros)
Memphis Eric Hasseltine Elliot Perry
Michael Wallace		 WMFS-FM
New Orleans Todd Graffagnini John DeShazier WRNO-FM
San Antonio Bill Schoening WOAI[47]
Spanish
Team Play-by-play Flagship Station
Dallas Victor Villalba KFLC
Houston Adrian Chavarria KYST
San Antonio Paul Castro KXTN
New Orleans Emilio Peralta WODT

National broadcasters

Play-by-play announcers

Color analysts

Sideline reporters

Spanish Commentators

ESPN Deportes, ABC in Spanish on SAP

  • Andrés Nocioni
  • Ernesto Jerez
  • Carlos Morales
  • Claudia Trejos
  • Fabricio Oberto
  • Fernando Álvarez
  • Fernando Tirado
  • Jerry Olaya
  • Leonardo Montero
  • Marcelo Nogueira
  • Miguel Angel Briseno
  • Nicolás Ledesma
  • Pablo Viruega
  • Sebastián Martínez Christensen
  • Julia Headley

Play-by-play announcers

Color analysts

Play-by-play announcers

Color analysts

Sideline reporters

Spanish commentators

Available on SAP

  • José Ángel Medellín
  • Marcelo Godoy
  • Pete Manzano
  • Fernando Palacios

NBA TV

International broadcasters

Central America and Mexico

South America

North America and Caribbean

Europe

Sub-Saharan Africa

Middle East and North Africa

Asia-Pacific

Oceania

See also

Notes
1. ^ Some Chicago Bulls games on WGN-TV were simulcast nationally on its superstation feed WGN America through the 2013–2014 season. Those simulcasts have been discontinued.

References
  1. Boston Celtics schedule
  2. Brooklyn Nets schedule
  3. New York Knicks schedule
  4. Philadelphia 76ers schedule
  5. Toronto Raptors schedule
  6. Chicago Bulls schedule
  7. Cleveland Cavaliers schedule
  8. Detroit Pistons schedule
  9. Indiana Pacers schedule
  10. Milwaukee Bucks schedule
  11. Chicago Bulls Radio Network
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  13. Atlanta Hawks TV schedule
  14. Miami Heat schedule
  15. Orlando Magic schedule
  16. Washington Wizards schedule
  17. Atlanta Hawks Radio Network
  18. HEAT signs Radio Contract with 790 The Ticket NBA.com
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  20. Minnesota Timberwolves schedule
  21. "Bally Sports North: Tripleheader plans, channel assignments for spring sports". Fox Sports. March 27, 2021. Retrieved September 20, 2021.
  22. Oklahoma City Thunder schedule
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  24. Portland Trail Blazers schedule
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  26. Utah Jazz schedule
  27. Golden State Warriors schedule
  28. Los Angeles Clippers schedule
  29. Lakers Broadcast Information LA Lakers official site
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  31. Time Warner Scores L.A. Lakers Regional Sports Network Rights Multichannel News February 14, 2011
  32. "Arizona's Family announces transformative broadcast partnership with Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury". KTVK/KPHO (Press release). Gray Television. April 28, 2023.
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  38. "Kings Add Kyle Draper as Additional TV Play-By-Play Announcer, Pregame and Postgame Host". NBA.com.
  39. Sacramento Kings schedule
  40. Los Angeles Lakers schedule
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